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George Washington Carver: “There is no end to what I can do”. Carver is better known as the Peanut Man and the inventor responsible for redeveloping the southern crops industry after the Civil War.
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February is Black History Month.
Carver's discoveries with plantings of peanuts, sweet potato, and soy beans changed the southern crop industry.
His ideas influenced farmers both here at home and countries abroad for many years. Carver was a man of strong religious beliefs and of great tenacity.
In his interpretation of Carver, Henley discusses how to achieve success in faith and brings out the strong will and determination of Carver.
Performer: Keith Henley
Keith Henley’s background is one of great diversity. He graduated South Carolina State College with a major in Chemistry and minors in mathematics and biology. Later, he went on to study Theatre Education at Camden County College Blackwood, NJ. He currently owns and operates J.O.Y. Productions, Queenie’s Homemade Sweets and Catering, & Alpha Designs. In addition he is the Artistic Director and Choreographer for
Folkloric Heritage Culture Arts Company Inc. of Cherry Hill, New Jersey. He began his historic interpretation career with Historic Philadelphia Inc. and has since worked for
American Historical Theatre and History First Hand and has performed for the Smithsonian Associates’ Teaching American History program, Historic German town, the Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia as well as many organizations served by the New Jersey Council for the Humanities.
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